2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS: MOGHALU TO JOHNATHAN—DON’T BOTHER TO RUN FOR 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

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Ahead of 2023 presidential elections, former Nigeria’s President, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan has been given a sound warning by presidential aspirant, “Kingsley Moghalu”.

 

Speaking on Wednesday, Moghalu asked the former Nigerian leader not to run for president again.

Recall that the former President had last month asked his supporters to “watch out” following calls for him to contest after a coalition of Fulani/Almajiri groups purchased the N100 million form of the APC for him.

 

However, there are indications that Jonathan is set to be screened by the All Progressives Congress.

This was confirmed by the National Organizing Secretary of the APC, Suleiman Argungu.

However, Moghalu is not in support of Jonathan running for president again.

He took to his Twitter handle and said the following:

 

 

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